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The Weir premiers soon! More info below... Written by Connor McPherson. Directed by Aiden Lile & Jaynie Gutierrez. CAST: Dwayne Paxton as Brendan Jon Smith as Jack Jose Gutierrez as Jim Robby Overstreet as Finbar Ariel Farris as Valerie SHOW DATES: Sept. 20th thru Oct. 6th. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pm. Sundays at 2 pm. Doors open 45 minutes before opening. TICKETS: $15 adults | $7 students There are three ways to secure your seat. Visit Chetcopp.booktix.com, buy tickets at the door, or Call 541-469-1857 for reservations. LOCATION: 1240 Chetco Ave, Brookings, OR 97415. SYNOPSIS: In a remote country pub in Ireland, newcomer Valerie arrives and becomes spellbound by an evening of ghostly stories told by the local bachelors who drink there. With wind whistling outside, what starts out as blarney soon darkens as the tales drift into the realm of the supernatural. Then, Valerie reveals a startling story of her own… SPECIAL DATE: Opening Night, Sept. 20th - Complimentary banquet with champagne. WARNING: Adult language and content. -------------------- Thomas Viertel, Richard Frankel, Steven Baruch, Marc Routh, Jujamcyn Theaters, Manhattan Theatre Club, Turnstyle/Ambassador Theatre Group presented THE WEIR on Broadway on April, 1, 1999. THE WEIR is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection. (www.dramatists.com) -------------------- “You shed all sense of time at this beautiful and devious new play.” —The New York Times. “A spellbinder that transfixes you…No praise in fact is too high…THE WEIR offers the most exciting evening in theatrical London.” —Guardian. “Sheer theatrical magic. I have rarely been so convinced that I have just seen a modern classic. Tremendous.” —London Daily Telegraph. “With bewitching fluency allied with a gift for locating the greatest emotions in the smallest details, and a faultless ear for idiom, McPherson achieves something remarkable.” —Times Literary Supplement (London). “The writing is rich, vivid and often wonderfully funny…A distinctive talent to cherish.” —London Telegraph.